Episodes

  • Equilibrium - When Organizations Absorb the Shock

    Equilibrium - When Organizations Absorb the Shock
    Apr 16 2026
    Join Felix Mercer on Equilibrium as he explores how organizations maintain stability amid disruption. Drawing on Talcott Parsons' equilibrium theory, behavioral economics, and systems thinking, Felix examines wage compression and tenure while questioning whether restored stability equals true resilience.

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    28 mins
  • Equilibrium - The Balancing Act of the Human Psyche

    Equilibrium - The Balancing Act of the Human Psyche
    Apr 16 2026
    Join host Felix Mercer as he explores Carl Jung's theory of reconciling internal opposites—reason versus desire, memory versus imagination. Drawing on John Ralston Saul's framework of six competing psychological qualities, Felix examines how individuals and civilizations navigate equilibrium, why balance is constant adjustment, and what happens when one quality dominates.

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    28 mins
  • Equilibrium - The Economy Inside the Ecosystem

    Equilibrium - The Economy Inside the Ecosystem
    Apr 16 2026
    Felix Mercer explores whether human economies can achieve true balance with ecosystems, examining how economies exist within nature. Drawing on ecological concepts like carrying capacity and dynamic equilibrium, he challenges economic models that treat nature as external, arguing transformation requires building feedback systems that let economies adapt to ecological limits in real time.

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    26 mins